But more important, using a dexterous dramatic shorthand, "Lonely, I'm Not" lets us see Porter and Heather as other people — friends, family and strangers — see them, and makes sure that we register how incomplete and even damaging those perceptions are.
More important, using an earmarked tax to pay for the vouchers would limit cost increases.
Aside from being time consuming, such practices can strip local areas of trees – and, most important, using these fuels indoors is bad for health.
First, there is a pressing need to frame the reason why feedback loops are so important, using research and open conversation to clarify a number of key theoretical and empirical issues in the field.
Literature John Perry of Stanford University for his Theory of Structured Procrastination, which states: "To be a high achiever, always work on something important, using it as a way to avoid doing something that's even more important".
I read an interview with a Sea Shepherd staff member who said that the psychological element — I guess, as it always is with your campaigns — was important: using one of their own vessels against them.
Collocated sharing remains important, using both traditional and emerging image-related technologies.
Equally important, using multiple estimates will bias standard errors of summary statistics, with understatement of errors being the generally expected outcome [[7], p. 226].
Wize's technology has been tweaked to read reviews across the web and then analyze what people have said is good, bad or important using real everyday language (i.e. Very Portable, Great for sports!).
While switching to lower carbon-producing electricity generation - wind, solar, hydro and nuclear - is important, "using less energy is actually the best way of reducing CO2 emissions," he says.
Even if removal of the toxic metabolites and correction of acidemia as soon as possible appear important, using whatever mode of dialysis available seems adequate, and the mode of dialysis should otherwise be chosen based on the circulatory status of the patient.
